Belchatow Town Photos


On the road to Belchatow from Tomaszow Mazowiecki		Approaching Downtown Belchatow

Part of downtown Belchatow	Entering Belchatow	The old Lehman House on Ogrodova Street

The oldest school in Belchatow at 34 Pabianicka Street	The site of the brick Synagogue, now an apartment building, at #2 19th January (Stycznia) Street, formerly Ewangelicka Street	The site of the old Talmud Torah behind the Synagogue, used as a stable for horses by the Nazis, now also an apartment building

Old location of 24 Pabianicka Street, where the home of Hiller Bell (Belchatowski) once stood		Horse-drawn cart in front of the old Lehman House on Ogrodova Street (today Henryka Sienkiewicza Street)

House at 2 Ogrodova (now Henryka Sienkiewicza) Street, where Chana Mandeliel (nee Przybylski) and her mother Chaya lived	House at 33 Pabianicka Street where Dora Bornstein (nee Dwojra Szczukocka) lived before the war	Further down the block on Pabianicka Street

A building on T. Kosciuszki Street across the street from the old Freitag Factory	The old Olszewski Palace, now home of the Regional Musem	Once a textile factory owned by Jews, this was located just outside the open ghetto area

The old Freitag Factory located on T. Kosciuski and 1 Maja Streets. It also encompassed the gardens and living complex of the Freitags.

Belchatow Town Hall Office at 1 Kosciuszki Street	Michal Riabcew, town official, Roni Seibel Liebowitz, and Hadassah Lipsius	Storks nesting atop a town telephone pole

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